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Bluffton Lions Ed Yeager (pictured), Tom Edwards, Elaine Harris, Arliss Plaugher and Barbara Plaugher along with Don Hostetler’s wife, Joyce, helped to examine children at the beginning of the school year in several area schools.

Students examined were at Bluffton Elementary, Allen East Elementary, Hilty Home Day Care, Bluffton Pre-School and the County Line Day Care facility in Bluffton.

A total of 230 children were screened with 17 children failing the screening test. Failed screens are referred to parents for follow-up with their local eye doctor.

Wesley Klinger is one of four candidates for Bluffton school board on Nov. 7. The Icon's interview with Klinger follows. To read interviews with each of the candidates click here.

Wesley Klinger
54 Wilhelm Circle, Bluffton

Ken Lugibihl is one of four candidates for Bluffton school board on Nov. 7. The Icon's interview with Lugibihl follows. To read interviews with each of the candidates click here.

Ken Lugibihl
9222 Rockport Road, Bluffton

Deborah Herr is one of four candidates for Bluffton school board on Nov. 7. The Icon's interview with Herr follows. To read interviews with each of the candidates click here.

Deborah A. Herr
9171 Bentley Road, Bluffton

Brad Fruchey is one of four candidates for Bluffton school board on Nov. 7. The Icon's interview with Fruchey follows. To read interviews with each of the candidates click here.

Brad Fruchey
465 Shannon St., Bluffton

Kayla Kindle active in academics and athletics

Kayla Kindle, a Bluffton High School senior, is the September BHS student of the  month.

She is president of the Student Senate, is a class officer (secretary), is an officer of Spanish Club, and is also a member of the National Honor Society, Drama Club and Art Club. She carries a 4.0 grade point average.

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